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The Delta independent., 1887-06-21
Sotics for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At GuNNI>nN. Cot

Nni!cr is hereby given that the f",m ing nam
eel 80. Tier i.' niicr ,i HisIiitetIuI To u.Is,
La pr.oI IN >;II,.-,rt pf his ciii8n. hhd that ,d
pIa..l Viii u. ma lie in.f,r- \. II. Ming. C,lnty \
.uisc al De.t.i. C,Io.. ou June Is, iss.. VIZ :
" !II.an A. .II,I, u. >. 1888 UIr Sers-> f,r tne
sw4, g :. See. 8, nwi4 me-. and ela LwiA sec 8
ie;L l3. ,. ~ ", tall /. NJ.
lie nanIe> t.ie IIlpSiIIs witnesses Ia prove h Z.
c,diiiuGD,.s >iurtce u,J.IiI iiId cuiti,aL.,u ".
>:iisi l.uid. viz Gistave Hear; Hecni. William
h.xrr, tI..,cts T. Boyd. J,.in rri,u.e, all u.
beta. tniU.
5-IU-6-H FRANK l.. TANNER, Register
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At GuS>rsrS. CnL

Mal 81. ISS1.
Notice Is hereby given that the following manner
settler has HE'D notice nf his int .ntinn IL max.
anal prH"f in sup,prt AZ; his claim. anii ilit StU
Irt,'-I viii lie inadr befnfe \. X. King. Cbdnt
fudge al Delta. C'u.. mn July 2. 1887. viz
.'aIns ". S!Irrt, u. :. :Jl. Ete Series. Tor til
t;eh4. swX. nwi4. S'i4. and swis. uclI. sec i5
Iw'' ~ :. r. o. :" Til, +. VI.
lie names ilir tni"wing witnesses 10 prove h
cIiitinIOuS re>ld-Lce upon, and CuitiSaIhn nj
ini Iai.,I, va: ,rvi -. M.niDt Jay +. Smith
JtmeS 4. i;urdick. Of Hutc:Iklss. Cello, Witsni
V CharI, Of ra"IiI C,so.
5-2i-G % FRANK T., TANNER. Register
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT GCXNIsoN. CoLn..
NAV 3.st 1897

LAND OFFICE AT GCSSIsOH. C0In.J
May asst. 1887
Notice isl,-reby given that the following NJ, inrG
settler has HE'D notice If his intention tn make
iirA! prsf Ia support ni MS claim. and that said
nr'af will le made before \. It. King. County
.'rdg- At eta. C"lo on June 9th 1887, viz
..in ". Chds. u. y ..2 tFe Series, for he eIs
ii'L and eii. set4, sec. %, tw. 10. r. %, 6ii
J.. 81
IIr names the f,llnYing witnesses T., prn7e his
continuous residence uisnu md cultivation of
aid land viz ,Hn GI!laEd. Edward C ,dy.
Aivi Slaughter. Thomas CGI!y, nil II Delta.
C.,n.
ia G2s FRANK r. TANNER, Register
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21
Notice for run,ica,,sn.
LAND orricx At GrSNisoS. Colo. |
i ,tt,. 4 lsn7

LAND UFFtck At ucSNfsoS. tOI0,l
Jane s. 1891 j
Not &C Is hereby given that the following nam
cd sitter has h.el a,'tch NJ his intcntiuh to
maze uIlai pokJ. IL >itt 'rs ot As ei.ti a IN It
ss,,t pg,aa viii ue ni..,ie befure \ Il. hin,,
C,u.t. Judge. al Dctla, Co,o. III iuiy 81. isSs
VIZ Riley a, Adams. ID $. 5si. Ute Set.e>. fof
de sMst. se'a. 81, smsa. Sc ", nws4, nw'<. see
"a, lw,,. IA, =, Z, ". W. 6.p L. NJ.
lie nilli,es the ,,i,NUis Wi.ie<sss u ptSve his
c,,ntlnll,als rsssl,icu-e upsi, aIti cultivation W
siiu .,au yZ. fr..uN u. N.is,rt. Nts.ey Auit,
Charles -. .Auway. Edmond u. o,lAckenb,isu- ail
nj tuuula. Co.o-
G-lE7-.3 FRANK J.. IASSSIs, Register
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At GuSSlsoS CoLoRApo. /.


Nay, s. lS,s.
Notice l. hereby given that the f,iinwing ma M.
ed se,,icf has hivu uDtIcc of ILLS iuieuui.,u to
uInAe nnal pr,-f III supp'rt Uf his c.AI.L. and
that salt p;,.J VIII bS. ,uAdc before -. I.. hsis
.tnIis s.,gr ~ lvlia. Culvrs.io, on June Is
1885,. viz 1ustsvc lieHIy lierLt. u. y. i:,s. Vi,
se' i"i lot j. mia Z sw;4, Z. s. anu mel
NV, sc. -, twp. .S. ; I. ~ " 6Ili T.
lie iiuIiics the fuIi"wIiI.; WItuesses tn prove
his c.nIIi1us rc>idcnce utsJn ARD cultivation vi.
au i-tuN;z: " .Ii.sni N.niIs, " iiI!aii nIk- Z
Jvu GaI.als,:, lhriiias uIis all III eta Co..
Si0-6-.t tRASA Z. TANNER. K. Yister
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21
So,icc for Publication,
LAND ofFicE AT GrxSIsoS. Colo.
...,z I'M.

J,..v s., lSSt. J
\ ,iicc is hrr'hy giNcu tiLI iac rhtowiug
nIaed Se.tior aicl nntIce III a.> iuiSaI iJn IL
.taAc hpa. ls'su ~ SG.,h,ti oi a,S c.a."i. aud
t.,.ti >aid ntIIi wl' oe uluie BEFORE \. Il. nins
CIautN J,sssr u hciia. So.t,, aa iuiS ~. ise.,
VI. u rA,.n ~ SL,f+ u. ;, NJ. so. tc NJ Ia )
80 Ii, iME l.. Z, :. W. ". 6,il g N.
u,,.u.trs sssc in"ai.ls WITNESSES To prove his
CO.. iHin'IS r,,,dt.icc st.,ha. Sut cItiytllou ui.
s,,.t i.,nI. va; Jsim ". nustIcap, kdntutid a..
Gulukenua>i. RtteS \. .Ndau>, ot i';>unsa, Coso..
oi.s.,a -. " ..4i,.it>, VI lt"tei,kiS>, Su,..
s-ll 40 siiNNk l.. TANNER. se: stcE
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
Notice FAR Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT GUM soS. Colo..
I
J. J BARKER Delta. Colo.

LAND OFFICE At GuSS son. COLO.
iIe $. 1891.
NoTice is hereby givca that the ir wing
uaniri settler ats lie / uoticc III his mtrntion Ia
ntakc h.iI'ti rs,Hd ~ >dpiSrt "i his cia.ui. and
tuat S,i.d i,r,.u viii he E.iuc heiore 4. Il. Ning
CpuaTy JGu-r. at beta ,lv,' U July sl>i, 1885,,
va: C.H,,e> II. Anway. II. y. oss. te Ser,e>,
tT thr uss. ne cS. NV sec. ~, twp li,s T. D.
". u.n 4. ~.
,ie a.i:a. the filoSia. witnesses to pr,Se hts
co,.Ilnu"lt> residence u,pan. amt cultivation vi.
Suu utIia. VIZ; E,.m,lid Is GMackI l.b,rsl.. " es-
eS Amt. rsnk u. Saur,. ni.eN A. A,isiIs. ali ui
tani :. c..v.
GA S-i9 FRANK F. TSNSE.., Register
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21
!, a ASney an ranches, 10 par cent in
tereSt. No extra charges. Will give
as go.d terms as anvOne in Delta OF
MOptrosp Counties. AR King.

The Ouray city counsel is making pre-.
l'arntion to entertain the Wizard OIL com,
pany with champagne supper. Great
scheme, swapping champa xne for oil
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

SIIII.Oil'S ViTAI.IZER is what
You u-ed for Cunslipai i"H. l.nsS Of .Ap
,r,il-. Dizziness. and all symptoms ui
Dys,+,,>iu. PRICE 10 and 10 cents pei
b.,itie For sll- at La liam n y 'il!a,us
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

A young 'nsn in eur county was unmerci-
fully COW. .hi,l--l . lev days ago far merely
s.kinr one Of our rsnchm-n IL he could
spark his daughter. The old man said that
if the f-li"w hsu asked him 10 cnurt or sri
up with her. 4, would have b-.n all right.
hut that the word ,I.sIk made him kinder
msI
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Mr.. J. c. Moses, u. & Il. a.. train dis
hatcher at Salt Lake. is IN the civ. Mr..
Moses. seeing the advanta ,@s Of our county.
has secured = ranch an California mesa, "n
which his family will reside this spminrr.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21
Notise for PuSlieatisn.


NJ. -, tSSi. I
Notice is hereby gwen th.AS tine oloSinS-
ualned settler i.Ns i, trnic. II us in.eitoi .
.uaNe hiis,i Iir .si Ia sd,.,s1 vi nLs c.i.h. Ai1
tnat >.i prVo. vii. uc tii.lle Ueiote \. Il. hlu3s
G,It, Jhi-e, ~ Uc.lt. C,,SJ. Lie JlsI. iSo;,
stE: ~ Uctt u CIn.'Dc.l. 10 > oiL Ute S-r.e3, IJS
So. uri-i. snI nwi-4 net-a, sc 81, IVY u,
>r9i, 9-n 4 ii
ite n.,..tt, tic following witnesses to prove his
coutiiI.'us r,>iiryce us,ou. siii CULTIVATION "
Iilu. va: NI.Iissll a y ARA. WitS ~ Co.
J.rl. oecssS " rry. ueJrese " FAwcett, all "
i'aulii. CoJ
5-ak-G-.s FRANK Z TANNER, RrHssfee
:. .-ci..l notice to Antoine Blrnette. u ) sH
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

". II. St-~srf, now that he has become
full Ar.i.rd c W. .purrh-r, is erecting t~"-
story frame h"usr On his ranch. q" Tongue
creek. lie want. his family where he can
teach his son the art nf hran,iiny mavericks.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Sl.EEPt.ESS NIGHTS. made misrr
allie l,y that terrible cough. Shilnh's
Cure is the remedy fer you. For sale
at Latham s Williams.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

The scholars ot Prof. Cnn,lit's room present
eli him with n complete work "f Bur"s. nt
the close Of the term. The Prof. n" doubt,
feels very grateful toward The donaiors, as it
shows the appreciation Of the services he has
rendered them.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

The bs>ket picnic to givan at Mr.. John
sons grove, "n the +th, Pronii.es t" he n
grand affair. All who prpIose I" attend will
please lie Mt hank of river between 900 and
1900 y. M, al that time the wagons will be
In Sai,iny u convey them to the grove.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

A slooiing gallery has b-en started next 7"
Sno~'s hall. by Mathers, Parks & Co. It Is
Co.'S i,u-iness to erase the marks nale oq the
side-hill by some Of our bull's.eys puncsha.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Miss Nsmi~ Wilson, ~h" has lind charge
"f the primary department Of the bella
school for the ps.t year. left la., Saturday
In"rnins Tor an extended visit to friends in
tic east. Ni.. Wilson ias mad. many warm
fri-ui. during her stay with us. uh" will be
seeureL for the cunning txre.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

MAnRIyp.-At Paonia. C..l".. June 17th.
Mr.: Young. Of Paradox. to Mis- Fi"ra. Pace,
of Pa"nia. Squire Williams officiating. May
their live. he one OF happiness and pr"speri-
ty Is the r1ish Of the INDEPENDENT.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

chas. xsisisr will give daacs In the din.
lag rssm of his new ho..l. opposite the lie.
pot, o. the evening of the lth of July. Par
tisulsss will is given neg, verk.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

The l'esi lemons and oranges in towI
1T Sirncrr's.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

THAT HACKING COUGH can liz.
su quickly cured by S,ni"ns Cure. We
g,araulre 1t. For sale ~ Latham \
Williams
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Ne0rsnshsn I Bu.,-r nave imported di.
sses ftom the "aowery k,nsio,a,"a a Chinese
maiden, which y su exhibition at ihsir store
-Twsuty.1 ave cents lOskee.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

s. S Shrr,nau viii loan money O,,
ranches ut fnur Ter cent commission
nni ten per cent. utter 81.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

A number Of strangers visited our town last
week. .II Of whom sn,ke highly nf the l",k =
Of nur town and It's future prospects. se'-
.raI Investments in town property we're made
bs ihsm.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21
BUSINESS LOCALS.
E,"I, rml THE i..-,nari rrfriy-r.
x,ur Is f"i sale III SI.nc-rs.
NntiCe to Cnnfrlriors,

Notice to cunfrlrtors.
Bids Ill t.- rt..i,t,i fer tin. build
ih. ii Il Scln"l hui,S. in stinn,l dis, rio,
N". II. H,trikiSS. Colo. Specifications
eau Le iHid hy addressing
i. SIiISDLEDrCEEE.
SECRETARY
IIWtchSiss. C"l, Nav 20. 1887
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

u 10 ruu,.reu that number of private
boarding heuses are u start 10 the nsar Ia.
ssrs. Couasy Clerk kellogg. lsviss a f's oi
shrss dollars au each eM~ started.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

The fssive ~ hes arrived with his faulty,
ssA, ~e here might state, they are making
thsnssives altogether t"o conspicuous whsrr
sAsy aiu's wante,i.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

GROUP, WI!Uup. Nc COUGH aud
Er'nchiiis immediately relieved lay
Sl,lu!i's Ca ~. For sale III I.n,ha!a &
Wiiiiain's
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Ahoas aixts<n ef the Aanmcnd famil!
wsas aAhins on Sunday, the Grand Mrs'
colony Of 'sksc,crs aai hies will have III
Absy saA Astssl " iLis Issd =. Ssiss.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

SHILOH : COUGH md Con.Gml
ti"n Cure j. .uid ,'y us on u guarantee.
|, cures consumption. Foi sale III
Latham &Wuliam'S
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

TAs I.asiis.' Aid s.ci.ty will meet ut the
hos~s VI Rev. Jas. q. lIaycrsN, IN Friday
aSsssesu. At sou o'clock. A sovd attend
asee 10 desired.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

BonH.-E-sr DrltS. Colo, 10 ur. and Mr..
fbso.ioes baker. an the 18th inst. . dsnxiirr.
Weight. o. pounds. Neither and child dsinE
Vsl.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

WANrsD.-A srst.clsss gentleman horse
poker player. Eaquirr At =. r. Shields.
osssi~u every evening. All cordially invited
= ASleud.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

For lame back. side ar chest. lis,
Sl'ilnl,'s Porous Plaster Price - cts
Fer sale at Latham n Wiluluis.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

We stop the press to aunouce that thers
vers several days last week that the wind
didn't get action o.. But then. - can staad
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Syadl.s. harness. collars. whips. &c.
rs cirrp ~ at any house this side t..
the range. AT IIamill"nS.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Or. Fstten. Of Wet Mountain valley, &C.
esmPsnied By his dssghtsr, is visiting Al Nr,
John Brousr, ou Tongue creek.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

The picnic held in Pur'y's grove ls't Fri.
Asy, BY the tesehsrs aud scholars Of the
Delta sshool, usa an enjoyable affair.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Dobes6 Bros.. brought IN . nice bunch uf
tesf ssesrs 10 Conkiia Bros., last week.
They we're one OF the 6acst lots ever brought
- town,
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Ni.s Fletcher len las, Monday for Nsrh.
~. where she sili rrmsia for srw months
visiting her friends.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

J. G. Mcclure. Of Nnatro.e. aal .. ?
shives. Of Pi.cerville. vers 10 the city Ia.
Wesk,
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

sill b started this v--k. vuder the manage
Asst Of Mr.. G. N. Hastings.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Mis- Fletcher s~ceivri verd Isst v-et ia.
forming her ~ The death ofher sister. oi
seosIs4 isvsr.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Baptist services At the sehsoi hssss hall
- esbbsih. morning and evening".
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Tie .beStaml cheapest teas will be
found ut Sprnrrrs.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Green and dried fruits. the best Ia
tie market. at Spe,,rrr's.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21
Notice for ras,,e..,.n.

LANDUFFtCk At GUNNIsON, COL0..
Ju.ie 3.ise7.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nA,n.
ed sstt,cr HAS nleu osics ot nts inieaton "a make
ui lsr'~ IN suplt.,rL oi ii.S ciAi. St lkt sAa1
pt,r.l Wit oe hi...,e eefuxe A. h kitix. County
LuIge at beta, Cur... on Juiy i1t.i. iSsS. W. i;
Wiiam falte rsuti. u. ). Oh. Cte oories, tuf tue
Swt4. sec -. twp. II. :. E. ". ". 0th Z. ~
iilInes tiic I.,lJwi,is witnesses ~ pryo his
cs,illaustts re>.uccc u,Aai, a.li CULTIVATION VI
ss.u rai,i. .i"iin a. rr.tiy. Jaiiies iluscil
S... Alfred Cook. J-lc1o Jalcs Hat ~ hosA:.l-
Ass, Noiv.
y-S TIA FRANK L. TANNER, Register
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

R. q. Hsniltou hss bosxht the property
known - the uaeo~pshsre house. Con.
silssstioa $500.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Samples "f carpets at McGranahl'
Il iiutlrrs.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21
Ice Cream.

Mrs. Walker is nuw prepared 10 FUR
ni.h Ice Cr.,m I" all VIII" may call.
Her ts,rl"r II fixed up IN mic. shape
aud the cream Is uf the best. Give her
u call.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Stock saddles at frun S2a I" elS
'r,m ,,yrness from $s'a t"sa5. tsihil,s
rvu, ii. 80 ~ ", vi llainMiltvn's.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Gale Bros.. have oouvnt ost Mr. l.. G.
Aisy's lumber yard. aud sill run !, 10 e"n-
pscsiou with their shop.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

whsrs are ysu going en- the &G., is The 10
vssisbis questios asks.i aovsdsys.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

NJ. L. c. Alley received . ssu iaveiss Of
esrnissrs dariag the week.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21
LOCAL. .METTION.

A. E. Amsbary r. n"w milking
leans an rapches- Terms as low as
the lowest.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Alderman Aiu,oad is ruisiux ~ . ssnmes
kitsheu hack of his hause.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyslep-
ain nud Liver Complaint. shiloh =
vilaltzer is guaranteed I" cure yuu.
For sale ut Latham s Williams.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Ns.srs. Wand sod CLARK esass doss from
aAsls sasch yessesAay.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Fire WORKS.! Fr~ Works !!
Fire Works -!
AT Slpnccr'S
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

l. viii loan money on ranches at
four per cent. commission and ten
par cent. interest. =. =. Sherman.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Church 01veessvy.
0EfHorIsT.-Rsv. J. sha ~bef. pastor. Services
81 their church every sshiAth m"rr,ine.
sxeers the third Sabbath Of ea> IN month. At II
s'eleft.
DApT1fr.-Rev. Jsmes 4 Nsreran. pa.tov. Ser
vtees every ssh,Sth st II o. m and As
?. ~. Al the ~rheni use hall. Covenant
meeting On the Saturday fef,rr the thiri.
eunAav IN esrh month. ~ ?fn =. m snd
Yr.yer meeting srsry Thunday evening at the
h.ne Of the pastor.
uRI0S SABBATH S(TIOOI.-Neet. In the Pres
6ytshan church every Sabbath at 10 A. u.
eNArEk NETTING every w~dn~-<!aS evening
st7::S o'clock. in the Nethsdist church.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

ifyou want 70 laugh. grs Butler to tell his
deg story."
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

ESQ YcIrling fieifrrs For Sale.
We will sell $50 searlimc l,rifrrs If
nnr own raising. Fur particulars. al.
dress
EDDY lIRornEHS.
SIii,la, Colo
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21

Trunks aud vaiis~s vt liar,iltou's.
The Delta independent., 1887-06-21
HO! FOR THE GLORIOUS lTu

Dedicated 10 the Co.ora 10 COW boy
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-08
Lost In the Hurricane

Just before daylight Tuesday morning
.ne Philadelphia steam-tug Gladisten came
into the Delaware Breakwater with q large
park laying over her beam ends, the British
park Armenia, bound from New York to
i1ataVia for orders, with ftll cargo of ne
tioleam. She had experienced the terrific
hurricane of the 25th and had lost evtry
san, besides having her chief mate washed
overheard. The Gladsten had picked her
dition. : N0' 'te'' "''i, ~
The Philadelphia schooner Mary l.. Ba-
: : N arrived at Wilmington, N. c., yester-
uuy' @ , Wl'h decks swept, together with sails
ana ne boats carried away, having fallen
III with hurricane off Hatteras.
Captain Howes, of the Steamship Dos.
song from Savannah, reports that on Sun.
day evening. Cape Lookout, bearing north
west by north one half north. passed n vGs
sells long boat bottom up. Judging from
me appearance of the boat it had contained
the crew of some craft that had fountercd
Ia the recent storms and had capsii.cd with
all the occupants
CAPTAIN Dawson, Of the British steom-
snip Shelly, at Philadelphia port Yesterday
from Seriphos, Greece, reports having eX-
pcrlenced the same storm, and saws he
meyer saw or heard of such a terrific onT
before. " VI INV 0ne
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-08
TO BE CONTINUED. |
"igHinS TO the Front.

OTTAWA, August 29.-Thc tremendous
torn predicted by Prof. Wiggins of this
.lty and announced in the Detroit Free
press Of August 90, 1885, is due to strike
America on the 18th Of September next,
Prot Wiggins expects it to be the most
violent blow Of the century. The storm,
which will originate in the arctic circle
,WIll cross the meridian of London, Eng,
mnd on the 10th Moving westward across
The Atlantic, the wind on the 10Th will be
southeast at Halifax. A counter wave,
sweeping across the great lakes from the
northwest, will roar over half the conti
neat, the gale being at its height along the
.AtAntic on the 10th, when the storms meet,
The Professor, writing in the American
GGcwspnperS several years ago, said that the
tar-oif elements will embrace about one.
halt Of the North American continent.
Great dangers will exist for those at sea,
The position Of the planets is given as the
cause Of the storm, which will be followed
oy cquinoctial gales.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-09-08
LASIIED TO DEATH.
Tales of Horror from tho Convict Cnmp. o
Georgia.

ATLANTA. Ga, September 1.-GovcmoI
Gordon has received information from
Dodge county Of case Of brutality to con
victs In Degrees camp, which has been I'm.
earthcd by the Dodge county grand Jury.
At that camp, where fifty Gonvicts al.
worked, the snperintcndcnt's name is Bry
ant. One of the cOnvicts VINO was sick
with dropsy, was made to work by the Gfc.
lie complained of being sick, but with n
lash bryant compelled him to keep at
work until at last the convict fell dead at
his feet The grand jury has indicted Bry.
ant for murder, but he heard of it and cs.
capped into Alabama. Other c0nvicts were
equally badly treated. ..
Another case was that of negro who
escaped from the camp, The managers
supposed that he would make his escape
by the railroad and sent n guard to inter
Cept him. The PAard went 70 the cut be-
low the station, where there had been an
old mill. After some time they heard the
clanking of chains, and knew that the ne
gro was coming. The negro came IN sight
a1d was shot dead. The guard said he
halted the negro and he rau, The State
ment was controverted by the fact TINT
every shot was fired into the negro's breast
and front,
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1HE CANADIAN FISHERIES.
The Coming Negotiations Between England
and This Country.

NASHlNGToN, August 31.-Thc Depart
mcnt OF State has not yet been Otlicirllv ad,
Vlsed or MIR. ChambCrlain'S appointment as
president Of the Royal Commission CHARGED
with the duty Of ctfecting a settlement of
the qucstlOrS at issue between the United
States and Great Britain cOnCcrniaw the
fisheries. While this government has no,
yet selected the persons who will be en-.
trusted with the conduct Of the NEGOTIATIONS
in its interest, yet little difficulty iScXpcctcd
to be met i'll finding men whose breadth of
view and legal acumCn will ensure a prODrr
presentation of the interests of the United
states and an agreement honorable in terms
and satisfactory TO the whole country.
Secretary Bayard will make it a point
mat on the questions at issue our reprcsen-
tatlvcs shall present an undivided front
tic believes that there CAN bc no doubt as
10 the power OF the President to appoint
the American Commissioners, as he is con
stitutiOnally authorized to initiate nrpotio.
ti0ns and make treaties with foreign coun-
tries, subject TO ratification by the Senate,
The exact functions of the Commission
have not been defined. Generally it will
consider all OF the questions now at issue
between the United States and Cannda
arising from the conflicting claims Of the
TWO countries respecting the fisheries, but
whether the result Of the negotiations, if
will bc a new treaty or in ann
cable agreement under the treaty now opcr
atlYo cannot at present he predicted. The
negotiations with Great Britain have, how.
ever, now reached such phase that Secrc.
tary Bayard IS encouraged in the belief
that a tiual adjustment of the questions
which have vcXcd the two nations since the
expiration OF the treaty Of Washington is
near at hand.
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He set his tccth-this Young o.irl
must not know how he suffered. And
yet he was helpless. for he could not
open his eyes. Angry at this help
IcsSnrSS, he thrust back the little hands
now &loN"l"SS, and turned away. But
they would not be shaken OF. Onco
more they were extended, and the voice
took on pleading accent. Little as
ne knew OF French, Arnim was aware
that the girl was begging his forgive
ness, and wanted to take him to the
fountain in the midst of the garden.
llis 1cct still resisted, but his head and
heart were already on the way. alonn
which he at length suffered himself to
be lcd.
Soon nc tclt over his inlamcd eve n
moist pcrf,mcd handkerchief. The pain
abat"d, the well eye slowly opened and
%azrd into the lovely face that, flushed
with mingled archncSs and anxiety,
bent toward him. ".Ncrci bicn D,adc-
mo'SclIc, he said, hcroically recalling
one of his few French phrases.
"Hortcn$c" cried sharp woman's
voice. 'Fhe girls small hands tore a
web OF iH,, from her neck, laid it over
the handkerchief and knottcd it around
the young students soft blonde hair.
Then hurricdly slipping on her gloves
she showed her patient out through the
gate. AS she did so, his ear caught en-
treating whispers of which he under
stood only "a deDlutN. Iu rcyOir."
lie again sought his wonted place in
the forest, and threw himself upon the
grass. But though he lay there for q
long time he did not study one word
IA moie-aw rcvojr" kept cchoing
in his ear
:, Upon reaching home he hunted UP q
French grammar and n Frcnch-and-
German phrasc-book hidden away in
the d"T'hS of the family library. To-
morrow he would return the hrndkcr.
cmet with thanks, and assure tho
throwcr Of the ball that his hyo NV
longer panied him. But he felt that #
would be easier to commit a Latin ex-
crclSc than these French phrases.
MS swollen eye did not escape h;a,
mother notice, but the limb of n troo
was made Gnswerablc for tbe Ettlo
French girls awkwariuess. He locked
the tw" h'mdkcrchiefsti in his desk to
take them out late at night and unfold
them. In one corner of tho pocket
handkerchief he discovered the initial
II. with a coronct above it. Could
this other dainty thing, with its deli
cate perfume, be any protection
against wind and weather. What use